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  #390632 11-Oct-2010 20:28
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Good news. Next time might pay to point out what OS and stuff you're running :)




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  #391707 14-Oct-2010 11:21
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BlakJak: Good news. Next time might pay to point out what OS and stuff you're running :)


There's quite a few

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  #391731 14-Oct-2010 11:47
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Nice one....



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  #391734 14-Oct-2010 11:51
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I couldn't even fit all that gear in my house!

I might have to rob your basement one day. You wouldn't notice a missing 50" TV amongst all that gear. :)

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  #391736 14-Oct-2010 11:54
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I'm fairly sure I would :-)

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  #391752 14-Oct-2010 12:05
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Dude thats sick.

 
 
 
 

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  #391903 14-Oct-2010 18:08
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For me it's the iSeries boxes, the DEC Alpha, HPUX and the OS/2 Warp that are the most interesting.  Must have some very specific stuff that you need those boxes for.  Very cool IMHO.

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  #391908 14-Oct-2010 18:22
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Windows 3.11 ?! AS/400??? Good grief...




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  #392088 15-Oct-2010 09:09
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BarTender: For me it's the iSeries boxes, the DEC Alpha, HPUX and the OS/2 Warp that are the most interesting.  Must have some very specific stuff that you need those boxes for.  Very cool IMHO.


The 400 is specific, but the rest is just because I'm old and keep them to remember what it was like when I started out.

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  #392100 15-Oct-2010 09:34
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And I thought someone with an old VAX 730 in their basement was a little over the top.

What's the power bill like?

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  #392113 15-Oct-2010 09:56
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allan: And I thought someone with an old VAX 730 in their basement was a little over the top.

What's the power bill like?


With it all running, it was $1200, as you can imagine I only made that mistake once, they only come on as needed.

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